I am terrible at social media. There, I said it. I can hand a friend a business plan before she finishes her sentence, but my own? Technical difficulties. So I joined a beta business program, got a patient coach named Matt, and an assignment that terrifies me: three pieces of content a day. This is the awkward beginning — the fumbling, button-hunting, gloriously unpolished part. Because sometimes the bravest thing you can do is show up before you feel ready. Waddle on. ❤️

Today I caught myself waiting to be rescued—hoping someone would ride in and fix everything. But the truth hit me hard: nobody is coming to save you. Not the way we imagine. Through tears, a chiropractor visit, grocery runs, and overdue emails, something quietly shifted. I stopped waiting and took the next small step. Maybe that's the rescue all along—trusting God, showing up honestly, and choosing to keep moving anyway. Waddle on. 🐧

A snake showed up outside my window, and I responded with the grace of a woman leaping onto her sofa screaming for backup. But somewhere between the panic and the diplomacy ("Please go, but not to either neighbor"), I learned something about facing your fears. They rarely look brave in the moment. Sometimes courage looks like standing on furniture, negotiating with a reptile through glass, and surviving anyway.

We are all avoiding something. Maybe it’s a difficult conversation, a big career leap, or setting a boundary. When we find ourselves stuck in a nervous system freeze, it isn't weakness or failure. It’s a brilliant survival strategy from a body trying to keep us safe. But avoidance doesn't make the hard thing go away; it just makes it grow teeth. In Day 97 of our journey, we explore the sacred yes, somatic grounding, and how to gently do the hard things anyway.